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Shinonome Color Weekend 

A story about three former broadcasting club members who gathered for the first time in several years to trace the memories of their days at the school building of their old school, Shinome Girls' High School, which was decided to be demolished.
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A story about three former broadcasting club members who gathered for the first time in several years to trace the memories of their days at the school building of their old school, Shinome Girls' High School, which was decided to be demolished.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Mayu Akiyama
Written By:Mayu Akiyama
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:DUB

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